Notes On The Treble Clef Lines, Learn to memorize and read the notes in the Treble Clef lines
The Professor
Mar 10 2013, 11:46 AM
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Notes On The Lines Of The Treble Clef



As we saw in a previous lesson in this series, the notes on the spaces of the Treble Clef spell out the word FACE, which makes it easy to memorize these notes and recognize when you see them in a piece of sheet music.

Though the notes on the lines of the Treble Clef don’t spell out a word, there is a fun little saying that you can use in order to memorize these notes and begin to recognize them in real time when applied to a performance or rehearsal situation.

So, let’s first take a look at what the notes are on the lines of the Treble Clef, and then we can memorize our saying in order to ensure you never forget these notes in the future.


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As you can see, the notes on the line are E, G, B, D, F. Which doesn’t spell any word, but which produces the following sentence:


Every

Good

Boy

Deserves

Fudge


Not Shakespeare I know, but it can be a helpful tool when learning these notes and memorizing them so that you can recall them in the future without having a guide or reference in front of you.

That’s a short intro to the notes on the lines of the Treble Clef, and a fun sentence that you can use to memorize these notes, that goes hand-in-hand with the notes on the spaces lesson previously posted.


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Here are some questions about the notes on the Treble Clef that you can answer below, without looking above at the answers, and I'll be happy to check your work and see how you're doing.

1. What note is on the 1st line of the Treble Clef?
2. What note is on the 2nd line of the Treble Clef?
3. What note is on the 3rd line of the Treble Clef?
4. What note is on the 4th line of the Treble Clef?
5. What note is on the 5th line of the Treble Clef?


What do you think of the Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge system for memorizing these notes? Is it helpful? Share your thoughts or questions/comments below.

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This post has been edited by The Professor: Mar 18 2013, 11:44 AM


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